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IL klC. KAllLN "A !, HOW hIOWu News
IL YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
and CkambeIsst stations az
hour 23dsL station neen minutes earlisr
than Chambersst -
ing Coaches to Bnghamlon' Einiia' horhensVies
mbaily 64b from 2ydsl) Chicago and ST Louis Lin.
iei" solid Pullman Tram OF Day aud Buffet sleeping
Coaches Meanwhile Cleveland, Cincinnati, chicago aud
81. Louis Pullman Sleeping caches TO Buffalo, NngarA
Falls hamilton and Toronto No extra charge Tor last time.
Coaches to BnsnamIon Emira Rochester, Buffalo Ma
Rssriora and rassaic, sas. 5a5S2o ?So $50 lo2oam
1900 lao $780, 800. 44O olv $3.50, 63o $40 $50
7:l5. TAO $3.50. l0SOp ~, 1900 midnight sundays. PA:
$3.50. 1910 q m ~ noon. l;4S ilo. 49, '4o 'oo iosv
Paterson AS sI5. 7:ao 7so $50 1920 a. No. 1900 noon,
7i5 500 $50 iU:So p m 1900 midnight sundays 5tS
=. NJ 200 midnight. , ..
I3O a H. 2:0V $40 81. 4:ao, 4:So 62o $3.50, go 7:30
500. 1000 and l2u0 midnight daiy except sunday
sa say s. gS $40 81 Ss SyS 49, go nm $780, $780, 800
Sundays Gas, $50 1920 H. iiS fl5 $50 500 1880
warwicE 4:l5 300 i02O Also p Sundays 545 m.
Monticello. 800 a ~. q COP ~ ana ,o..
500 .. in. sundays $50 a IN. and 600 pm.
Montgomery. Rondout aud Kingston. 900 m, $50 p NJ
Goshen 445, 6;4t, 7;50 0O0 l02oa $780, 800 400 s00
Middietown. 4A5 o45 1850 800 1890 $780, 80 500.
PIN The 900 2 N. train stops at Main:sL only ,o IN
fSTs 5 5fsr m .s o sSS iSS % S t 49, $50
Tickets paAsage and Drawing ttoom aug
Sleeping be ami orlers for tho chsez
ns an ssaa S nv. " isi ss Noe
ssi Fulton s nrookyn Or at tho comrsnys dep0rx Tn
''s' WOO L x SzkXE1 assr rassr Assa. Nsvsyssk
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after NOVEMBER Is, 1854
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave VIA besbIosses and courtant stree
HARRISBURG PitIsDurg. and tho West with Pullman Palace
cass An p s%as x sssp
wsaspa or ock HSSs s $50 m H. Cory aud Fri,
Al ~, soaasctns Il CORY for 'Etasve Petroleum
For Lebanon. $50 m. $40 a.. apil4i5 aigas
Pan ana PaaS S sCa u av
lOi mi Warrington .. IN. and daily $40 p
s SS . sS and ana and and l?is ns sunday GIG
For Nay WV ssssRs sa On saturday, only
Long Brsnch. Lay tion. stations
m On sunday 54S NJ and m Spc not stop
isi CID ehi ana Norfolk. Now,yors Philadelphia and
Norfolk ha lo pm every day via Baltimore and
Doasoi SroSSyn amer with Al through
SsfSy Hy an'rdns specify and direct transfer Tor
sss ss IRON s s Hs % 7S .as % aSs
S..o 500 IN. i.io $40 $3.50, eso o;2o oso lV:s5
En- f Fis% fS Had 500 sss va,
s S 1893 :S S sa 3D. SS go 30 isS S s .sa sS
night snn S S s Sss 49, and iS So .S ''o
FOR PHILADELPHIA
ianat street ts'r9 r., as ,giiSws
0 Ea ait% nat GE is9 % Sn aSaS
aud s:as @tss g s 10 HIP ,s
4sC 81 ana S.y .a m sse . 1.lS ui;a.
S % rSsn.on or :aa iH ~
Returning leave broad Street station PhaalphlA
l20 S2U4U5. +t1 5lO. d:jO l:tl $40 5JJ JlI ii .ai
ll:l6a Limited Express l;li ana i:5O D. NJ Il:ia
"a 0. U;3e IAN sl3 aud 500 On SUNDAY. is:OI
$40 <:O5 44O 6O $3.50 v;40 l2:ie l4oU Iimlte.ll
$50, 7iI3 anu alZ p III.
Leave Philadelphia via Camden 300 daily except saa.
Ticket Offices $40 4so and oa4 Broadway Asor House.
ami DosDrosses anu Courtauit No Cour-ss
and Ma o ia ,cy P,sco brooklyn Annex Station loot Of
Futon.sI Brooklyn station, Jersey City, Emigraut ticket
Onice Cattle oaruon
mo New YORK transfer Company Will call for and check
'''''Acs h Il 4 FIuM y.h woon
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

IL NEW.YoRK. NEw.HxvEN and HA RTFoRp m
% s :s$
Second avenue and SUBURBAN ss ala EIsv,ssd
:s1. 49,, ias's: sn1ssy. ~ s ' fs
9 @ VA ts: :s @ asss
main 'ns q The NewyoTr N.x:Hiysn and nsr,iSS R.
Madetown New , Britain ana Smiled branches and Bosss
Midnight train for Rochelle intermediate ssa
ens a. TO- di sx cns snS ..
9as on sH w fs ssS M s asisr train
D%LAWARE. LACK AWANyA and WEST
NEw,YoRK AND aUFrALo LIGHTYINo EXPRESS
FEtS y R1sE t%ASs e.
ba EXCEPT Ro and and sISss
Pullman coaches e Wa's, sironasbnrg scrnto sns
SST~S and
fhasa and ineTmedae Stations "
for an @ S5 sa G
ssrapiS. Or pit;ep KINGSTON
Ss ayss Is$ ssn "a Haa
r. Py R' sc1,% a
sy.ssS;s o:sssa arsens osssr ScrTiSa U,lss md
mediate station. Saturday. Connects at buffalo with
baggage checked at 2s5 broadway and
atwestcott Express onices in NewYork and Brooklyn
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trains vii ieav. Grand "s"tr'I '''
;.
Albany. TrOv. 81. Aibans Ronse's pr. and Syracnse
no5Oa. THE fi'nited" with inino sfOnDng u
Albany Utica. Syracuse Rochester Rn"ao NIAGARA Falls
Erie Clev Gland and Toledo arriving az Chicago $50
Law.
i02oa M chicaSo Express drawneroom cars to Canaan
ilI3o a. M. Western New.York ami Northern Express
with drawing room
3.3O Albany and Utica Express. with drawing.
to Trov.
q D. M Accommodating 10 Albany and TROY.
en- chicago and e Louis Express with sieepngeats
Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cincinnati Toledo Detroit
and 81 Ton's. Dining-csr New. York 10 Albany.
f.3nD Montreal Express with sceDn 10 Montreal
RIMS Utica. atOppng NJ PRINCIPAL stations
r. m Snecal SleeDer arrives Rochester TAO m,
Bnralo. o:35 and CLEVELAND 12:lb n. next day.
tnl5 NJ Pacific with sleepino.cars for RocheS
Bnnaio Niagara Falls freve'ani Toledo Detroit ana
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Auburn Genev, and Canand,igu' daily evrep SATURDAY.
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Place II Broadway Harlem Depof l25st ana 4thsve,
al wescos Exnress Oflces park.nlare NEAR Broak
wav) 7ab and 942 Broadway an' 81 West l25thst New
Work 1913 Washing'on and 100 Fulton sts BROOKLYN AMI ~
Ith-sf.. Williamsburg.
Accommodations AMI s'e'pin can bs
at the ticket offices in NewYork CITY, ana
333 Westinghouse. prooklvn.
BAGGAGE called for AMI checked from residence.
sThese trains daily All Others dalv except Snnhay
7 NJ TOICFY ID. ". KENDRTCK,
General superintendent. General PASSENGER Agens
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LII fares reduced.-StOningt0n Line. The
avorlte inside for Boston, Providence and Al
New.Eng gland ponta
Fun nights by taking late trains from steamer
Reclining paror between steamers landing ana
Boston WITHOUT CHARGE
steamers wi leave pier No 80 North River b0es
above canal 81, al s:3U r. dalv except sundays.
r. ". POPPLE, GenI Passenger Agt,
Boz 3.OlI, New. lOrk.
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I EuIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave loot OF Cortlands Des.
Dresses sts a follows
la IN for Catasauqua and intermediate points x,- -.
m Geneva Lyons Emira Rochester. Bunao mo
The West and principal local points Chair car 10 "
barre
D. for Tunkhannock intermediate points CHAIR car
ofunkhannock. Connection to Reading and Harrisburg
$40 m. Pttston and principal Intermediate points
Chair Pittston.
64On for Copsy and intermediate points Connectioo
10 Reading aud Harrisburg. char car 10 CO llg
D. m. for Geneva Lyons Elnrl Rochester Buffalo Lax
the West Pullman sleeper 10 LYONS
7.5On m. I-lnrys and intermediate punts. -,
Trains leaving l y. and $40 D. n connecs u
all points In Nahanoy and Iayletsn ,'ol Regions
SUNDAY rRAfN@
ga m. for Mauch Chunk Hazleton AMI hterhe@naes
points
b:4Op m Copisy and uterine tate points
Up. Geneva Lyons Elnlra Rochester Bunalo an1
the Wet Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD

W Y. z. G and VI. r r. Co., Iessed =,
Trains leave West 42ds station folowa and 10 mia
utes earlier from foot of Jay-st North River
Dctroi, and CHICAGO 1855 = m. '6O5. 'sl5p m
ST. Louis .60J. 1915 M.
Utica syr,cnse. Bnfaio Rochester suspension Bridge
Highland Kingston sangerties CatskilL Albany dld.
'7l5. '9;5j 1870 m. 400 500 SLIP IN at. X,,s
transtOu'a West Point Cornwall. Newburg 'oio' ...S
$3.50 .iO:l5 ll:30A m, 4DO 500 'sl5 D and 'o'os
u CranstOn's Cornwall Newhnrs
For Montreal and Canada East COS r. M. $50.
Hamilton, London 1855 600 $40 D m Ioronsos
fU.oJA N 1903 .S:l5 N. Cau. o...>
Elegant sleeping for Buffalo NiagarA rais oetro<
.DaIiy Dany eIcent Saturday Other trains daily exceps
Sunday .,.-.... a., ,,,,,,,t,
Forcke., ne-tao'et ,.r ,r ,, M''2rs liz .;j3 as
gon at, 730 Futonst Annex nee ,e3I D - riss
Ws,t shore fooof West A2dst foot OF ystN II
"e"' '""'' '~ ~ HENRY MONErT.
6yandsrbitaya General Passenger As'nS
NEW HAVEN. Steamers leave Peek slip
~ (Pier RI AMI (snntays skoe lteD'
for trains North AM tlse
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Trains from Chaub Station iog Engewood.
lenafy lester spargh aud Nyacg $50. 7lO $50. $50
and 80 a. No. li5. go 400 800 30 5i0 $780, 500
IOSo o. H. 1906 midnight sundays 7lO, $50 H. 400 aud
500 D. NJ. For NahaeL spring alley Monsey ana ImansS
$50. 7l0 $3.50 a. H. s5V. $50 p H. sundays. $50 ms
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK
RICHMOND OLD POINT COMFORT
ANDTHE SOUTH
On and after November 1856 Express train for Cape
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NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD.

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arriving there at p m Sleeping ears throush 10 cape
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The South western news., 1887-06-22
- .
Give Them a Chance I

That is to say, your lungs. Also
all your breathing machinery
Very wonderful machinery it is.
Not only the larger air.passages,
but the thousands of little tubes
and cavities leading from them.
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chOked with matter which ought
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half do their work. And what
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Call it cold, cough, Group, pneu-
monia, catarrh, consumption or
any Ofthe family of throat and
nose and head and lung obstruc-
tions, all are bad. All ought to be
got rid of. There is just one sure
way to get rid of them. That is
t. take Boschee's German Syrup,
which any druggist will sell you at
75'cents a bottle. Even if every.
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depend upon this for certain.
The South western news., 1887-06-22
ASSASSINATED.
A Negro Man Killed on Mrs. NJ
N Sharp's Plantation and 1t Is
Claimed that a Cat did
The Deed With a
Shot Gun.

On last Thursday af.ert sen 3 re-
port was circulated that anosaey
negro, Lee F.o.es, hid been killed
about four miles Southeast of the
city. The Sheriff notified the cor
oner, who summoned a jury and
went to the place where the killing
was done When the crowd reach
ed the house there were several
negroes. from the neighboring
farms standing around in groups,
and shaking their heads and whis-
pering in very knowing manner.
None of them however knew any.
thing about the killing, and the
jury sworn TO investigate the mats
ter, had only two witnesses to help
them solve the MYSTERY, TaItOn.
Bradford aud his wife, in whose
house the man was killed. They
swore that Talton and the deceased
were irving TO catch the cat to
whip it. whe2 The CIT i, endeavor-
ing to NIKE its escape jumped up
on the gun, which was ia the rack
throwing it down and causing it to
fire. According to this evidence,
then the negro was killed by A
THONGS Cat that made good his
escape.
Talton swore that the deceased
was facing the gun rack when the
gun fred, and as the wound was
just under the left arm and went
straight in the jury decided that
A Thomas Cat was not the man
who killed Lee Frost and brought
in verdict that the deceased came
to his death by gun shot in the
hands of Taltop Bradford. Sheriff
MARSHALL brought him to town and
lodged him in Jail. He is between
80 and IS years old, and came
from Calhoun county up
here. He was mere boy when
the war ended and was owned BY
Judge John Colley.
LATEE.-Talton was given a
preliminary trial Monday before
Judge james and confessed to the
killing of Lee Frost. lie was
bound over to the Superior Court
in November.
The South western news., 1887-06-22
Haste to the W edding.

On Saturday afternoon about 4
O'Clock. when Nam Street was
crowded with the colored popula-
ton from the country, and the
thermometer registered SO in the
shade, a yell went up from the
court house yard like a patent
medicine man collecting a crowd
Fright this way everybody!
Everybody run here" Two or
three hundred soon gathered
around Col: ] L james, who was
standing upon one of the benches,
in the yard, in front Of the Clerks
Office.
Thinking perhaps that Col.
James was going to handle rattle
snake for the delectatien of the
spectators, before introducing his
wares We followed ARE his
foDgs pulled out but he waved us
down in silent disgust, and we
heard him say "dO you, Dennis
Alexander, take this woman, Jane
Williams, whom you hold by the
right hand &c. This then was
the trOuble-two old negroes we're
being married, and we had run
two blocks to see il.
The South western news., 1887-06-22
Not Much.
Enquirer-Sun.1

Enquirer-Sun.1
The Marion County Patriot says:
''PeOple along the line of the pro.
posed Columbus Southern railroad
are losing faith in that enterprise.
If the B. v. & E. road is extend.
ed to Columbus we believe it would
entirely shut OF this line. IF the
Central is willing, let's have anOth-
er meeting of the stockholders of
the road apd issue bonds to extend
the line to Columbus. That city
will aid handsomely"
The Enquirer>Snn has already
taken occasion to say that Colum,
bus has cordial welcome for all
the railroads that viii come, but
tie Columbus Southern will be
sacrificed to nese of them, The
road will be buiIt, no matter how
many lines are projected, and
doubling Thomases can put this
in their pipes and smoke it.
The South western news., 1887-06-22
Chenltbid Items

We are needing rain for corn.
cotton is looking well. Game, peas,
and potatoes are fine for the time
of year. -
Health of this community was
never better; the children are
looking forward to the celebration
with pleasure, while the old people
are looking more seriously about
providing for the day. 1t will be
on second day of July. The com
munity-at-lerge is invited to attend
the exercises, also to bring with
them well filled baskets, and par
ticipate in the pleasures in store
for them.
The marriage of Mr.. Willis and
Miss Beasly, took place, Sunday,
18th.
One young man says look out for
hard times, he knows Of two more
weddings, but is sorry to state to
the public that he is in no wise
connected with them.
The young man from Dawson,
who visited Chenubia last Sunday,
expressed himself much pleased,
but was very much excited when
he started home, and found par.
asol IN bis buggy, said he wouldn't
take it home for anything, for some
of the boys might think he bad
been riding with the girls. MIR.
c., is very timid, nevertheless.
very kind, he only took up an old
lady and little girl in his buggy
through PHYS sake-hence the
parasol.
Tallula West killed rattle snake
seven years old in her fathers barn
yard last week, she wants to know
OF what use the poisonous creatures
can be9 This world must not be
all full of good and pleasant things,
if SO, we would cling too closely to
it, and never think of seeking a
better home.
More AnoR,
SUsscRIBER.